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Where Do English Ph.D.'s Get Jobs?



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Where Do English Ph.D.'s Get Jobs? It Depends on Where They Studied.

By Sydni Dunn
Of course, that's hardly a shocking revelation. But an economist who studied the English job market uncovered some interesting details about how the prestige of your Ph.D. program influences your employment options.

Career Lingo: 'Degree Completed By ...'

By David D. Perlmutter
Asking applicants to have a Ph.D. “in hand” isn’t as simple as it sounds.

Learning to Read an Alt-Ac Job Ad

By Jessica Ehinger
The qualifications will often be vague, and you have to do more than just meet them.

The Professor Is In: On Interview Order

By Karen Kelsky
Should I be worried that my campus visit is first (or last) on the department’s list?

From Grad School to 'The Atlantic'

By David M. Perry
How a history Ph.D. who was on the tenure-track market ended up in journalism.

Time From Degree

By Leonard Cassuto
It’s not just taking too long to earn a Ph.D. It’s taking too long to put it to work.

Why College Presidents Don’t Fear the NLRB

By Marc Bousquet
Judges that hear appeals of decisions in favor of faculty organizing are likely to override the labor board’s decisions.

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